Know what AI says about your brand.
Measure how often AI names your brand, then grow it and grow your business.
15 buyer questions, asked on five AI engines, in your inbox in minutes.
Track how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Grok answer your buyers' questions. Then increase the visibility of your brand exactly where your customers search for them.
- ChatGPT
- Gemini
- Claude
- Google AI Mode
- Google AI Overviews
- Perplexity
- Grok
Measured the way a buyer would see it.
We ask the consumer products, not just the APIs, and collect real answers which consumers see every day. See the trend over time how your brand wins over the answers.
A variety of buyer questions, researched what people actually ask their AI, based on your site and fully editable. Or set your own questions you think people ask their AI.
Each prompt runs on every engine at your interval. Pick and choose which engines you want to use, choose all or just one. Weekly or monthly, you decide.
See and increase the visibility within these AI engines over time, see which competitors you need to beat and where. See where and how you can improve.
See your brand be named.
Every run adds a point. You see where you stand on each engine, what changed since the last run, and which fix paid off.
Fix what the answers reveal.
Every recommendation comes from the answers to your prompts: which prompts name competitors and not you, which sources the engines trust, what your site is missing, where you need to be listed or talked about to be also listed by the AI.
- Gap prompts questions where competitors are named and you are not
- Citation opportunities domains the engines already cite, scored by how reachable they are
- Article generation to increase your domain expertise and visibility
- Brand audit what each model believes about you, with wrong or missing facts flagged
- Site readiness AI crawler access, llms.txt, structured data, page speed
- Content briefs outlines built from the pages AI already cites for the prompt
Named in 1 of 8 answers this month. ASICS, Brooks and Hoka appear in 7 of 8. Gemini names you, ChatGPT does not. Both cite runnersworld.com and reddit.com.
- A comparison page for marathon shoes, and a listing on the two sources above.
- Get mentioned by runnersworld.com, reach out to the editor here
Simple credits.
Tell us what you want to track. The plan that covers it is on the right; every plan is below.
1 brand × 80 prompts × 4 runs = 320.
- 500 credits a month
- Up to 5 brands
- About 125 prompts weekly
- All engines, Grok as add-on
- 10 articles a month
- 150 credits a month
- 1 brand
- About 37 prompts weekly
- All engines, Grok as add-on
- Briefs, insights, outreach, audits
- 500 credits a month
- Up to 5 brands
- About 125 prompts weekly
- All engines, Grok as add-on
- 10 articles a month
- 1,000 credits a month
- Up to 25 brands
- About 250 prompts weekly
- All engines, Grok as add-on
- 25 articles a month
- Priority support
- 2,000 credits a month
- Up to 100 brands
- About 500 prompts weekly
- All engines, Grok as add-on
- 50 articles a month
- Priority support
Everything to become the answer.
Six tools, one goal: more answers that name you and cite you, where your buyers ask.
Know where to act first. The questions where competitors are named and you are not, ranked by the visibility at stake, turned into a task list you work through.
Write what the engines look for. Each brief is built from the pages they already cite for a question, with the structure, facts and sources that get a page picked.
Build the expertise the engines reward. Articles written from your briefs and fact-checked, so your site answers the questions buyers ask.
Be cited where the answers come from. The sources the engines trust, who to contact, and a drafted pitch for each, so you earn listings and mentions on those pages.
Make your pages readable to AI. Crawler access, llms.txt, structured data and speed, with the fixes that turn your site into a source the engines can use.
Correct what the models get wrong. What each engine believes about you, with wrong or missing facts flagged and the corrections to publish.